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Graduate Level Exams
Graduate Level Exams are used to supplement undergraduate records, recommendations, and other qualifications for Graduate School.
Not all graduate level programs or schools require these exams but they can be used to bolster an student’s application.
GRE
Graduate Record Examination
Most widely accepted graduate level exam
Accepted at some Business and Law Schools
- 6 Sections
- 2 Verbal Reasoning
- 2 Quantitative Reasoning
- 2 Analytical Writing
- Scored 130-170
Subject tests are also available in:
Biology, Chemistry, Math, English Literature, Physics and Psychology
Scores Select option that allows a student to select what scores are sent to a college
Scores are valid for 5 years
GMAT
Graduate Management Admission Test
Used for MBA admissions to most Graduate Business Schools
- 4 Sections
- 1 Analytical Writing
- 1 Integrated Reasoning
- 1 Quantitative
- 1 Verbal
- Scored 200-800
Score Reports are created that include all tests taken by that student from the last 5 years
A student can cancel their score if they do not want it included on the report
Schools where Score report is sent is decided day of test and cannot be changed
LSAT
Law School Admission Test
Only exam accepted by all Law Schools and required by most schools
- 5 Sections Total
- 2 Logical Reasoning Sections Scored (24 – 26 questions on each section)
- 1 Reading Comprehension Section Scored (26 – 28 questions)
- 1 Logical Reasoning Section or Reading Comprehension Section Unscored
- 1 Writing Sample Unscored (Argumentative) 50 minutes
- Scored 120-180 (total of 70 – 78 questions)
Score Reports are created including the 12 most recent LSAT scores
Score Reports also include your current score, percentile rank and your score band (The score band indicates a range of scores, including scores slightly higher and slightly lower than the score received)
Scores that were cancelled or where the student was absent will be included